Superior interfacial toughening of hybrid metal-composite structural joints using 3D printed pins
Authors:
- Tiana BagnatoTBTiana Bagnato
- Anil R. RavindranARAnil R. Ravindran
- Azadeh MirabediniAMAzadeh Mirabedini
- Raj B. LadaniRLRaj B. Ladani
- Everson KandareEKEverson Kandare
- Adrian C. OrificiAOAdrian C. Orifici
- Paul ChangPCPaul Chang
- John WangJWJohn Wang
- Adrian P. MouritzAMAdrian P. Mouritz
- 11 February 2023
- journal article
- research article
- Published by Elsevier in Composites Part A: Applied Science and Manufacturing
- Vol. 168
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Funding Information
- RMIT University
- Defence Science and Technology Group
- U.S. Department of War
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